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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jan van Leyden" data-source="post: 5926630" data-attributes="member: 20307">Very special snowflake, here.I'm having/running one 4e game which is quite attractive and probably long running. We won't change the game system in the midst of the campaign, so the question whether to switch to D&DN will have to be answered at some unknown time in the future. At that point in time we'll see what's possible and what's wanted.D&DN's modular approach makes it actually less likely that we'll use it. What will it have to offer that can't be achieved by some house-rules applied to an older version? Maybe we adopt one or three of its optional rules/modules as ... hmmh, semi house-rules, official house-rules or whatever.There's one more point not relating to D&DN but to WotC as a company. I have come to enjoy the possibilities of DDI and I expect WotC to offer this service for my 4e game even after D&DN has been released and 4e removed from their portfolio.If that's not the case and our 4e campaign is still running they'll have removed me from their customer list: We won't synch our games with their release schedule.</blockquote>